Beachryan
More helpful with spreadsheets than Phurry
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I'd say in some professions that would be fair, but not for a football club as highly scrutinised as United.If Man United think he didn't do it but don't have the balls to stick up for him, they deserve the stick.
I also am sure the club don't think he did 'it' in terms of a prosecutable crime, but he certainly did enough to tarnish his reputation and crediblity. It barely matters that he wasn't convincted, he makes his living playing in front of the court of public opinion - that's his jury.